Thursday, November 18th 2010

GM SHARES JUMP, BUT HAVE THEY LEARNED THEIR LESSON TO NOT MAKE GIANT CARS?

General Motors stock rose from $33 per share to almost $36 practically minutes after opening bell today at the stock exchange, marking the return of the largest of the Big Three to the world of public trading. But has this bailed-out giant learned its lesson, that America can’t afford (either the price tag or the gas) nor needs those behemoth vehicles of yesteryear, like the Hummer and Yukon? It will take some time to tell for sure, but this ad for their first new car to roll off the line isn’t a good sign. Ladies and gentlemen and small nations, presenting the 2011 GM Atlas Road Shrugger, the only two-seat heavy-rail certified vehicle of any kind.


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One Response to “GM SHARES JUMP, BUT HAVE THEY LEARNED THEIR LESSON TO NOT MAKE GIANT CARS?”

  1. J says:

    Well this is pretty stupid considering ford makes vehicles just as big. With just as high a price tag and as low of mileage.

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